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PennyrOyal Pills.

"CBIOH RSTER'B ENGLISH
The original aud Only Genuine
Safe and always Reliable. Beware OF worth.
h9N limitations. Indigpensableto LA DIES
az your Druggist for "ChichesteP''
Enxli "and take no other, or ipclose A.
return mail. Nt1 PAPkk. Jht.
chester Chemical Co.,
a5l8 - adtaOn Square, Pbilada., Pa,
Sold By DruFRists everywhere. AK for
Cnlehester's Engllah". RennyF roy nj
Pills.. Take no other. z
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An Elegant Hnbsitfuta

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds OF
bitter. nsuseous liver medicines and
cathsitics Is the very agreeable liqui !
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its adj
vantages are evident--it ia more easily
taken, more acceptable to the stomach,
more pleasantly effective, and more
truly beneficial to the system than any
other remedy. Recommended by lead
ing physicians, and for sale in 80 cent
aud ST. bottles by II. ], Holster and all
lead'n druggists. Van Vleet Il Co.,
G. w. Jones 4 Co., W. N. WilkerSon
and s. Mansfield & Co., wholesale
aRenta at Mamphia.
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A COLORED SHOOTING SCRAPE.
A Man Peppered for watching II IL
Interests Az atnsC n bwIBdIer.


A shooting sfftsy occurred just be-
yond Car er's grocery, some four or
five miles south of the city, on the
Horn Lake road, Thursday evening
about shutdown. The part culaTs, 30
far, are very meager, but it appea's
that a colored man, whoss name could
not be learned, was trying to sell some
loose cotton TO Jim Nlsh, who bears an
unsavory reputation in the neiHhbor-
hood. The would be seller kept his
eyes open and soon detected Nish
trying 10 take an unfair advantage
A dispute arose and the quarrel cul-
minated in the unknown man receiv-
ing a To- d OF small shot in the LIVER
part OF tie k. So far as known no
arrests have been mAde.
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Electric Belt Free
CHANCERY SALE
R EAL ESTATE.

No. e228, R.Ioh&nCssTTs Court Of Shelby
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
D sale entered In the above cause on the
18th day Of January, 1881, n. D. 20, page SI'
/ will sell ST public auction, TO tho high
est bidder, in front Il the Clerk and Matters
Office, at the Maiu street ontrGnce Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday, February ~, 1887.
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.,
Tho Caldwell ros 'denoO place, beginning at
n point on tho memphis and S melville road
at the nor Invest corner OF tho depot lott
thence north with said let chains and w
links t. Nelson's corner; thence west with
said Nelson's line | chain and 81 linksj
thence south Of ain aud II links t. said
Nelson's linei thence west chain ana VI
links; thence south chains and So links 70
Mrs. Wrig1t,s north lioei the 90 west !
chain and IL links 20 n stake; thsnco south
with sail Wrishts line 4 chains; thence
west IL oh ,ins andB9 links; thence north
chains and So links; 'heure east u chains
and 2O1< links; thence north ! chains and
ghh links to the > ank JoHd thence east
chains and 63 links to The begnning, less
about go foet of Of tho south line sold TO
Mrs Wright, and lot 10 by l6S feet OIL q
northeast corner, containing In all about 10
Also, a tract Of land lying in section 3,
range s, OF the Eleventh Surveyors and
Ninth Civil Distriet, beginning at state IN
the cente' Of the kAleigh End Som rvllle
Told stage) road whore William A.. Cren;
Ihaw's east bound ,ry iine CROSSES II, and
running thence south 70 CHAINS to White
oak stump; thence wo.t ~ chains AID "
links to n pevsimmOn bush with rcd and
white oak pointers thence north Is ehsins
an 30 links to a hickory marked 70; ID.
q. :" thence ePst ~ ohAins and % inks to
stake south % desrees west % inks from 4
black OAK marked ~. N. Si thence notte
45 EN- ius and 81 links to as,eke N the oento
Of "a d road; thence north 6S% degrees cas-
along said road a cha rs and ~ links to u
beginning, containing Sl9 eros.
forms OF SaIe-0ne-th,rd cash, BALANCED,
one and two years, purchaser 10 execut
nots bear ng Interest WITH approved SC
curity; lien retained; redemption barred
This January Is, 1881. ,,r.
4. / MG60 StLL, Clerk ard Master
ByT b Caldws d. O; snd VI ,.in-
abtst X Barteau TO- fard -ts
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required. HaBlet will be reproduced
at the matinee this afternoon, and to-
night Mr.. Booth will close the engage
ment In Otheiio, he appearing as
Isgo." 80 ....
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRs wNsLow's SoorHlNG sYsUP should
ALWAYS be used. fof ohlld'en thing, Il
So ain cure saw %uS 0 ooi pS s. ana Is the bc.t
remedy Tor diarIhoed; 251 bottle.
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FOR SALE.

MY FARM-9l acreS, near Ro1en stn-
MI tiou, 81 miles s,ulheest OF Menpnis,
with horses, cattle, implemssnn' e. IN
aulFs OF u on the places OF " VI "SS1nVesE
ford, Mad son ~, VI a. NVA'A
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MNNNM ~, ~. ' re- s are sorroWful-

. this lie arc bUITU"IuI-
ly let alone on account OF Dyspepsia.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa-
ton; sold on a positive guarantee az
% and 80 cents, by
A, RENKKRT,
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ACHEl AOHIll AUHEl

Sharp Aches and Pains relieved
ASN In one minute by the Cu.icu
VHHra Anti Pam PLASTER A per.
WSZ toct antidoto to pain and naam1
| M nation. Az drl gists, % cents
Chemical o., Boston.
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BABYS SCALP!
MIX Crust. DAWdrun, Ecsemss and
All scalp ~ nm IRIS Iured
by OHIicuIa.

W
I Asst NOVEMBER my little boy, aved
II three years, foil against the stove while
he was run ming, and cut hi head, and, right
after that, no trokO out all over his head,
face end left ear. had q good doctor, Or.
-, TO attend him. but he got wore, and tho
doctor could not cure him. His whole head
face ant left err were in fear ul state. and
be suffered terr bly,. ! caught the di'ease
from m. and IL spread all over my face and
neck aud even got into my eyes. Nobody
thou ght we would ever got hetter. i lelt
su-e we were dis6gursd for life. | heard Of
tn Cur oURA tEMEDIRs aud procured bot
to of CUTICURA HEsOLVEFT, a boz OF CUTI-
CURA, and cake of dTiCURA SOAP, and
used then constantly day and night. After
using two bottles OF REsoLvEfTi four boxes
Of CUTICURA, and our cakes OF SOAP, We are
perfectly cured without scar, My boys
LILLE EPTING,
ST. Grand street. jersey rity. Nj,
Sworn TO before mo this ;7th day Of March,
1885. GILBERT P. ROBINSON, ]. p.
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THE WORsr hORR HEAD.

Have b, eu In the drug and medicine bnsi-
ness twenty-five years. Have been selling
your CUTICURA REAHDIRs since thsy came
West. Tbey lead all othors In their line.
We could not write nor could tou pript all
We have heard said In favor of the CUTtCURl
RRMsD Dies. une year aRN the Cb tIcURA apd
Soar cur.d a httle girl In our house Of The
woi at sore heed W. ever Aaw, and tho RE-
SOLVENT and CUTIcgRA are, now curing. a
young Eentleman Of a sore legi while the
physioiGAs Ne trying to haveif amputated.
IL will save biz leg, and Perhh.s his life.
Too IN 1oh cannot be said In favor Of Curl
'OAI n" p. SMITH 4 BRO. ..csvipgton, Ky.
o Cu1fcUHA REMEbIEs are positive cure for
sv1 ' 10, N of SKIN and Blood Dlssases, from
Pim1lts I'd Sr6tlla Hold everyw here.
Pr GO CuriCURA, SO Gems REsOtvEST, s, 90;
Sou 8 cen =. Prepared BY the POTTER
DRUG AND HsnoAL TO postoh, Mass.
s.pd for "BOw 20 cure Shin diseases {"
CVIN 81 IN shes, Pimple1. BlaeSheAdS
oNIN AID Baby Humors, use CUTIGURA
f'i
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LOST.

LNARRING-one solita re diamond ear
IL ring, at Chris ian Church, on Linden
street, or between church and residence, ON
Vance street Liberal reward if return ed 10
S9 Vance street. MRS. G. II. W IT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-12

GISlERNS-Brickw rk. Smoking Chin
~ neys, Etc. Teltphone SS8.
THOMAS CrBpINS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

Iibes su perbelfen, 10 muB t6 5tpar gee
itebeu. oQB i6 bieie Soffnung fir cine eltle
unO triaertide battle; aber ieoer uttbef1rtz
acne 9eler miro es begretflth ftnoen, oaB
Der @eilt zines 8apites lol6en Ge0anten
3ugGngli9 1T:
uOaB Der Qapit fi@ 6ur6 leine 6anos
Iunespeile Nnipri0e auf ben 9ant oeS
Saiiers uub pes &an5lers erDorben bat,
lit gepiB. Sn melhen Staten 5ieler
9anf ii9 auSlpre9en miro, DAB tlnB ote
3ufunft LeDren. Sine NJ aItge
8erfoI9ung ter fatboltl6 en STRIDE IN
9eutidIan0 fDnnte nur in S0Ige
BON tegSeretgni e II etntreten:
bleibt Der Srieoe erbalten, 10 ltno Die oeutz
i1en Stats mGuner BON 8ismard bis 81
Qub uuO benz ieligen baoiiaen SoGp bers
inter burb ibre @rlebniiie bon 1871 bis
1886 pobI btnretdenO gewibigt, I'M Die
Sadle ni6t II p6n1als gu problren.
vS6 gloube Gle 2ultimmung Der oeutz
i6en StdmmeSbriioer i'm ferteu QSeiten
gu finoen, penn ib iage: Snoem Der
Bapit iih gegen 0aS Sentrum 9ez
:penOet nn0 fir Die Sahe 0es SatlerS
auSgeipro1en bat, iii CT 0es OanfeS auer
guten Oeuti9en geDiB. Vfag cS audi
fomiiG iein, Die beftigiten SuIturfdmpter
friberer Sabre fi6 iebt auf Die pdpitIi0s
8els6eit unO MutoritGt berufen SIT b0ren,
mir tperfen ibnen feline 8aufeImiithtgfeit
Dor, louoern pereinigen u1S nit tbueu in
benz patriotiiden @eoanfeu. DaB DaS g8obl,
Die &ettuug bes 8aterIanoeS in Oteiem
QuoenbIiG iber QtueS, uno namentli6
ii6er ieoen friberen Gampf uno 3Dieipalt
geben muB, bQlnit Deuti6IanO eintg, 9roB
urD fart UerOe, lei unb bIejbe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
Sapft un0 &1tier-

Ser iiooeuti6e Correspondent 6es Dina.
b. So, Brofe11or 9 1u III It art Griiber
Sibrer Der fat5oltl6ztirhLi6en 9artet I'M
baoii6en 2anotage) beipri6t bas @tn9reiz
fen oe5 Is q b ties SEQ in ben OeItl1en
26abltampf ME folgt:
vBapit SEQ XIII. lit einii6tsDou genue,
nm 81 ertennen, oaB G Die @rbaltung oes
Srieoens sDti6en Oeuti6lano uno 6rantz
reid Dor allen 2lnberen Dinl6en muB. ST
tit oa5u ni6t nur Derpfli6tet fraft ieines
Mnltes, %ionoern au6 0arauf bingemieien
Dur0 Die bO6iten uno ~tIariten S ntereis
len 1etHer &tr6e. Sin &rieg stpi>
i6en ben beioen groBen gfationen fann oo@
tDobl letn Gnoe 1ur ft10eu Dur0 ben Steg
Der einen 0oer Der 1n0ern. Brt6: in Solge
Der Oeutiden %lInetni9tet uno Der barauf
%Gegrunoeten @rmut9!9ung Srantret6s bas
n1Deil Der sc ieoerIagei lber D0s beutl6e
9tei6 berein, 10 bat Die fatbolii6e SC T 9 e
in bei0en 2Gnoern 9 d Iimmes 3u
befiIr6ten. Sn SrantretA miro tie e5
nit ben iie9reihen GaotfaIen uno @oncorz
bats Sturnlern uno nit Der brutaIen @es
malt zines lteqret6e1l &riegsmanneS 3u tbun
baben; in benz beitegten Oeutl blan0 niro
tt6 Grimm unO Gahe gegen Die @entrumsE
&atboltfen rDenoen, Delhen man Die S0uLo
Der gtieberlage in iol6em Sale sui6ieben
muroe. Siegt umgefebrt 0euti9lauo
gegen ben EtIen 0es @entrum5 unb leiner
Mn6duger, 10 merOen Die Broteitanten i6ren
Siegespreis berlangen UNI bas geoemiiz
tbigte Sranfrei6 miro fir ben pGpitli6en
StubL elm mertbIoies Ding lein. 9arum
muB Der Yapit Dinihen unb oprua6
ftreben, oaB Der Trieoen erbaIten bleibe,
0aflt ct in betDen 2Gnoern BEL Tortz
bauer gemdBtgter un6 geii0erter !3uitdnoe
Die rshtli6e Steaung uno Die Sntereiien
ieiner Stride gu fOroern AUDI flnfttgbin in
Der Gage lei.
vOa3u fommt Der electromagnetic 1tn1>
ftano, DAB Der &an3ler gerabe in Oieieut
2lu9enbIiG oamit beib6ftigt lit, 6ur9 cine
fir6enpolitiide 8orla8e oil ben preuBil9en
2anotag Die NieoerretBung Der &ulturz
fampfgeleBe 81 pOuenben. 9as lit fir
ben Yapit 10 nteL tpertb, OaB CT nit ebelt 10
gutem @run0 ME GROCER Sffenberaigteit
ertIdrt bal, lein p0dites Sntereiie lei es,
fi6 benz mGhtigen beutidelt Glei6e uno
benz Sirften 8ismarG angenebm Su
MAIDEN. g8eun Der 8apit i6lieBli9 aud
nod bic 9offnung begt, es tperbe ben
bsuti6en &at6olifen in trgeno elmer @eiie
m0gli9 peroen, our6 Die Wa6t bes
9tei6es ibm, benz Bapit, CUR @teOerberz
iteuun0 ieines weItIi@en 6erridaftsbez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
20noI 9onOI 20moI

Sn Der 6euti6et 8almentbalz Qniiebluns in Sabz @aIfs
forniet pom $50 bis $500 per @der. lin meitere
@uSfunft wen6e man ii6 an esObt &. Sonea, Sos
Wngetes, California, ODER on 9t. Dtctor bon 6inf.
@olmentbaI Ere9o g. 81 Sos angeles @Onutp. @alts
fornta. 1nu3De mo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
DR.. TN. Schroeder, Y. :.

y I Z O : ) =.
gebonbLuns aaer 8rantbetten ser Saustbiers.
Q%Dpbnunq unb Office: 1OS Dearborn 2t0e.,
Selepbon: 3O45.
Geferen5en:
s q; 3. Ssf{n8, sufnots @taats8ettnns.
seas =? Il g. u gig !. SSi on0e9 10 50. Cart ctr.
SS is linton @iSinq IcoOemp, 5g7 81. GIurtzstr.
Gtalm. ". 5eiie, Central 0tibins S6ooL n, 16. Ctr
SEQ. ". 6tQ8 (6elia, Ntoritou g So, 81 S.@aterzS tr
Gobn 6u6er 2iperD g. &oaro. Sta6les, 2S7-2S9 N.State
Sr1utmanr, Guperintenoent Der Norbieites& $50 fiernerte
9Nti6elm S6mtOt, 70 G(pbourn &pe., lnO pteIe AHoere
N. B.-Brtelide aupetiun8eu unO 8e8epte seseH
Giuienouna pom / Dollar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
Sin aater Sanoel tm @G.@amfeWem

Sin gutter SanOeIt TIT G&sSanffeIet
1T mas Die Meiiten wiini9en 1m aber ni9t
ebe 0eine Sage BARS '9esd6It iimO. BaGte itets
DR.. Bierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
(9olbene meOtSinii0e @ntbefrm9) porrdtbtg;
Sci ben erlten @pniptomen Der G3pinoiu9t
iii,1me ni0t, DID nit bieIer nni9dBbaren
ArSnet 3u~ bebanbeln. @ie furirt, rpenn aaes
@noere ni1tS bi(tt. Q8Gbret6 iie 6ebnfo9
Die &raft bes beiten 0ebertbrans bat, tit lie
ni6t nltr Die woDlfeiltte, lonoern bic i9taf;
bafteite Qtr3net. Sie reini9t unb beret9ert
Oas Blut, ItGrft ben Sr9anisnulS, beilt Yus
itelu, Sinneu, Musi6ld9e un6 anbere bole
SGfte. Sci Npot6etern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

cd al E. - Die 3uftar belief ft9 uHf
ca. 81, 300 Gttf, 9e9el 24,350 Stitf in Der
pOrt9en 8o0e. Yreiie unperGn6ert, nur
Die i0le6teren Sorten niebri9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
80 A0hatettOe @inOer

iefert bic @GeftriaitGt 6aSuntri9tidfe, fofort ptrten6e
Su(fsn1ttlel in unIeren, ldn9It b%ewdbrteu, pom Deuti6s
lamb importirten GGeftTOsYtOtOri den SaEnbaIss
b1ito ergl, 1oelde Qegen @tnIenonng BON 81 fret uerz
ianot wer6en. GGeftro SGbBbaISb1ttO Go.v
Glepelano, .. Tteb4po
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

Gm &inbpiebmarft bctrug bic !3ufubr ca.
Al, 800 GtiG, 9e9en 1880 III Der pori9en
98ohe. preile nm 25@40c nieOriger ais DOT
o0t &a9en.
D>Pr1uuJ mfrrnpu II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
Gfn nAnTDnrer EatIenf,
acknowledgements mtter

fir Ben @boleiotesG ertauf unIerer Specialization an
beatIde Grocerie> unO @eneroI>S Stores na5 0tufsrn.
geOenten6e GOmutiftou b~eptut8t. @br.; Grocers'
Specialties Co Glepglauo, .. 7feb4uS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
0amOrana0 Ser G@G00t


All iebeu es lit 6as @rOBarttgie in ietner Dirt. gtebmt
Sic Gab(ezGa mad 9Qnorama 9tace. Sfen td9It1 pom
8 uhr W1oroeus bis II llbr Abenos. 21Ipt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28
4 u}et0e tt.

Marternoe, entftsnemOe, in6ehoe, fen02fae,
Slutes, nit BEIRUT @es Saares pon Stnobett bis sum
otter werSen burb bic @uttcnra 9etim5ttet tnrtrt.
ft6rt Sas glut uno bic ausbiuituns Der bic &ranfhett
er5oItenoen @lemente, nnb entiernt Iomit bic urla de.
@nttcuru, bus sroBe Sautmtitel, ittat l9toIt
BON S9orf, Sduppeu unp g8unOsu uno brtn9t bas 9aar
pieber.
@uttcuroz settle, elm uOr8i9Ii6er Sautper.
Don S~autfrant beiten, @usi4tas BET Sdu9ltngen, 9Gnt;s
feden unS 6tiqe Saut. @utteurG 9stlmtttcl tHo
Die mddttsen Sautperib6nerer. ~
lleberau uerfauft. 9reis, @uttcura, SOC; Sette'
25c; MeIo(pent, 81. 8replrtrt pom Der POTTER
DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON, MASS.
E- SGidt um: rISie man 9auttrantbetten 9etll.
On liebItber BARTLETT setaltet f6 bic Saut, peHH nit
~ * Al ; = ~ "a tSeiuuNhpftS< Geife demdideu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-28

Nte . d me1ne 3MtMb:. betrlQ ca.
10,20O Stiid, 9egen los, $3.50 in Der porioen
@o9e. Se5ablt 1purbe 5.25@5.85 fir 16mere
nno 5.O0@5.6O fir lei1te.
Gertautt nuroen u. a.:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-01
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in |!
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans. and thousands of means
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do
the majority of people feel like giving it
up disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof, that
Green's August Flower, will make them
free from disease, as when born. Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint are the direct
causes of seventy-five per cent. of such
maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation
of the Heart, and other distressing symp-
toms. Three doses of August Flower
will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles, 10 cents. Try il.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-01
A Rare Work.

We have just been looking at and
in Perley's "Reminiscences. The type,
paper, print, and illustrations are FIRST
class and the bindings are very hand
some. But it is more especially inside
that the books are great. Major
Poore's powers as n journalist have
never been eclipsed by any lance of
his profession, freebooter or regular
service man, and in writing up the
"reminiscences his pen has left linger.
ing on the page flashes Of wit, and a
sunshine os humor, that makes the
whole bright and happy to the end.
Every page is interesting. And then,
to, it is truthful. No man has had
the opportunity ior go consecutive
years to see the true inwardness of
Washington political life as has Major
Poore. 1t is refreshing to turn asde
from Webster's reply to Hayne and
see the great Daniel behind the scenes
Just in his every day dress. Here is a
line that is tender with pathos; here
a sentence that is eloquent and all
the pages are elegant The books are
a fine addition to a historical library.
They are filled with facts and incidents
that are not found elsewhere. And
so arranged that they are just delight
ful. They show up our great men
just as man saw them, one, too, cap
able of seeing without besng dazzled
by glory's halo, or made cloudy by his
mans having laid down under mis-.
fortune or having been crushed by
defeat. AT the eud of each chapter is
the signature of some person promi-
nent in American affairs, accompanied
with short sketch of the same in
very small type; it occupies but little
room, but is a valuable addition to
the books. The books are unique in
their line, and fill q place otherwise
entirely vacant. The books are sold
by subscription.
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which he was arrested, not having reg.
istered in that county. The Lebanon
county court decided that he must pay
the 500 for practicing in that county
and not registering there. This the
Supreme court has Just affirmed. The
decision means that physicians must
register in every county in which they
practice. DR.. Eye has since registered
in Lebanon. The prosecution gets
half the fine.
The Pennsylvania marriage H..
cense law, as amended by the last leg
islature, provides that persons may
apply for license separately or togeth
er, and the clerk may require on oath
or affirmation that there is no legal
objection to the granting of it; or the
persons may make such oath before o
magistrate and present the affidavit
when making the application. But if
either of the persons wishing to marry
is under twenty-one years of age, con.
sent of parents or guardian must be
shown, attested to by adult witnesses.
The clerk of court is to furnish mag.
istrales, aldermen, and justices of the
peace blanks for the afidavits required.
Violation of this law by clerks, mag.
istrate, alderman or justice of the
peace is punishable by a fine of 81 900
payable to the person aggrieved.
"A detectives reputation is gener-
ally made at so much per newspaper
line. The Kittanning Times would
have US believe that by the most ex-
pert detective work, Mr.. Stevenson,
of that place, had traced Wilson and
Haggerty from the scene of the rob-
berry in Armstrong county to Tionesta,
and had them arrested at the latter
place. The simple facts are that Will
son and Haggerty were arrested at
Edenburg, this county, on suspicion of
being two Of the Wagner robbers !;
that certain contraband articles we're
found in their possession, descriptions
of which were given in the newspapers !;
that Mr.. Stevenson read these descrip.
tions, recognized the articles and then
went to Tionesta aud identified them
as having been stolen in Armstrong
county. There wasn't bit of shrewG-
ness in the whole transaction so far as
Detective Stevenson was concerned. -
Clarion J1cksoniGa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-06-01

While the Grand Old Man has gone
who first employed a large number Of
men in this city, there is monument
left that he helped to erect for himself
1t is the change Of Chester from a
shad fishery, to a manufacturing city
with 10000 souls. What has the old
man received for this grand and noble
work. He has received the "God
bless you" from all who knew him.
And been bounded to death by a
Democratic administration. think
that the history of all unjust perseou-
tons is paled when Roach's case is
considered. At this time there are
about ffy men at work in the ship
yard. Draw your own conclusions.
While Chester workmen have plenty
of work at fair wages, they have the
best of a market. Meats cost about
the same the Stale over; butter is
about our dearest article Of food,
bringing about 35c. the year around F;
in the spring of the year we get fish
right FROM the river very cheap; then
we are on the line of the Baltimore &
Ohio, and the Phila., Wilmington q
Baltimore railroads, which gives US
direct communication with the south,
and we have all the vegetables at this
time at reasonable prices; also fruits.
1 bought strawberries on Saturday, six
quarts for twenty-five cents.
T. B. T.
Chester, Delaware Co., May 20.